DONKEY: DAY 40 WRAP
That’s a wrap for Day 40, the last day of the campaign until the big day tomorrow!
It’s been a long road but thanks for travelling on it via donkey.
Rudd takes tough stance on boat people
News Ltd divided over choice of PM
Confusion and contrasting views in the latest opinion polls a day out from the Election with
A survey shows that Labor has support of expats.
One voter claimed Kevin Rudd shook hands like a girl.
The Courier Mail endorsed Kevin Rudd “We stand behind a man of our state and our times.”
National newspapers were split on support for the candidates.
John Howard made a convincing final pitch for leadership on ACA.
The Liberal Party called on people to ignore advice from a how-to-vote website because it is biased against the Coalition.
THE Australian Conservation Foundation reminded us that Labor was well ahead of the Coalition on climate change and environment policies, rating the ALP 60/100 while the Coalition scored 22/100.
The Oz reminded us all that tomorrow’s Election will be a cliffhanger.
Both John Howard and Kevin Rudd were in Brisbane trying to win over voters.
Aboriginal activist Noel Pearson savages Kevin Rudd for apparently backtracking on reconciliation.
The ALP throws $8,000,000 at the Mackay Stadium at the last minute, trumping Coalition promises.
John Howard refused to match the ALP’s $10,000,000 funding for Newcastle Stadium.
The ALP committed $10,000,000 to help save the Tasmanian Devil.
The Democrats campaign goes from bad to badder with MySpace deleting their page for spamming.
A lot of other stuff probably happened, but how am I supposed to know?
I am just a donkey.
